Word: term
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...hours for meals will be: breakfast, 7.15 to 9.30; lunch, 12 to 1.30; dinner, 5.30 to 7.30. Any member of the University, by presenting his Bursar's card at the Auditor's office, may join the Hall. A membership fee of three dollars will be charged on the January term bills, or may be paid at time of admission to the Hall. Trial memberships without payment of fee will be allowed for one week...
...Tomorrow and thereafter it will be open at the regular hours, 7.30 A. M. to midnight. The restaurant service will begin with luncheon tomorrow. Applications for membership will be received at the Union office. The annual dues for active membership are $10 and may be charged on the term bill. Officers and former members of the University residing within twenty-five miles of Cambridge may become non-voting associate members upon payment of a fee of $5. Students in the departments of the University outside of Cambridge may also take advantage of this privilege. Information in regard to life membership...
...annual election to the Board of Overseers will be held in Massachusetts Hall on Commencement Day. This year there are seven vacancies to be filled: five for the full term of six years, to replace those of the class which goes out of office on Commencement; one for the term of two years to take the place of the late Charles Eliot Norton '46; and one for the term of one year to take the place of the late John Noble...
...have but little more than a week of lectures before the end of the term, and then after a short period of examinations the College year will be over. The questions which have been discussed during the term have been in a few instances favorably decided, but many of the live issues raised have been allowed practically to die out. What looked like a successful movement in the direction of a new Gymnasium has apparently entirely dropped from the attention of the undergraduates. We do not know whether the Corporation is considering the problem; we only hope that...
...period rule, and steps were taken to bring the subject of its abolition to the attention of the Athletic Committee. We have not heard whether it is being held under consideration at the present time, but as very few meetings of the Committee remain before the end of the term, we risk the criticism of over-persistence by again urging the Committee to abolish this unfair regulation before the year is over. It has already done considerable harm and apparently no good, and it should be done away with before it has a chance to influence another athletic year...